Hello, My Name Is Doris

2015 Directed by Michael Showalter

She's not ready to act her age

A self-help seminar inspires a sixty-something woman to romantically pursue her younger co-worker.

Sally Field Max Greenfield Beth Behrs Stephen Root Natasha Lyonne Kumail Nanjiani Wendi McLendon-Covey Rich Sommer Peter Gallagher Tyne Daly Elizabeth Reaser Isabella Acres Kyle Mooney Caroline Aaron Rebecca Wisocky Amy Okuda Don Stark Nnamdi Asomugha Anna Akana Emilie Germain Jack Antonoff Sophia Hasmik Rayman Jilani Catherine Kresge A.J. Ackleson Lee Chen Kale Clauson Kate Comer Bren Coombs Show All…

Alternative Title

你好，我叫多丽丝

drama comedy romance

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Popular reviews

Review by Eli Hayes ★★★½ 3

you got catfished boi
Review by Katie ★★★★½ 5

THAT ENDING... ME TEARS
Review by Brandon Hart ★★★½ 1

An affectionate study of a woman who attempts to live a youthful life, unable to accept the path she's laid out for herself, and it's genuinely touching instead of irritating?
And it brought some tears out of my eyeballs?
And Sally Field makes Doris, though a flawed person, an utter joy to watch?
And Michael Showalter's directorial skill is 100% great?
And its raw family drama is deeply affecting?
And it's extremely funny?
And I'd recommend it to everybody I know?
Wow wow wow, Michael Showalter. Wow.
Review by Sofyan ★★★½

"Doris, wait!!!!"
Oh my god xsdsfxsgd...........
Review by Amy Andrews ★★★★ 5

Here is a list of some things that Sally Field is:
Beautiful
Amazing
Transcendant
Miraculous
Magical
Surprising
Stunning
Wonderful
Prodigious
Remarkable
Marvellous
Spectacular
Review by willa ★★★ 2

this was adorable but my real question is where do i join an LGBT Knitting Club

Recent reviews

Review by AlfredScott ★★★½

Sally Field is terrific as the non-conformist Doris who, at age 60, feels like her life has been put aside and she has been left behind caring for her sick mother. Doris contemplates an affair with a younger co-worker and she takes active steps in that direction, including trying to break up him and his girl friend. Fun, touching, it feels like these are real people. Good supporting cast includes Max Greenfield as the love interest, with Tyne Daly, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and Peter Gallagher.
Review by Ossi

I shouldn't relate to a lonely elderly woman much but here we are.
Doris (Sally Field) is a lonely woman who just lost her mother and has always had trouble moving on anyway. What really made me relate to her in the end was her one sided crush on a younger guy (one sided is the relatable part more than younger). Crushing on the dude she ends up exploring new things while also going too far with stalking and creepy online behavior. I think Field is so likeable as Doris that the audience is easily able to forgive her for doing the mistakes.
I appriciated the moving on message of the film. The crush Doris is having helps her experience…
Review by geena ★★★½

sally field is so good in this, she brightens up even some moments of weak dialogue and questionable narrative, and that ending!!
Review by Amir Moverman

Such a sweet movie, love the lead performance a lot
Review by kayla ★★★★

ok i finished it, and this was the most charming little film. i loved the colors and the music and the characters. all within 85 minutes (not including credits). sometimes all you need is that, really.
Review by Alex Lei ★½

It’s fucked up when a movie makes it look like Sally Field is a bad actress
Review by Andrew Campbell ★★★

60
Review by kevin_51784 ★★★

it isn't terrible
Review by Dan Hemsath ★★★½

Growing old isn't easy, but it's harder when you have unfulfilled dreams. Hello, My Name Is Doris is a romantic comedy about the eponymous Doris Miller (Sally Field), an older woman who spends her days plodding away in the accounting department at a New York City office building. After Doris's mother passes away, Doris is pressured by her brother, Todd (Stephen Root), and his caustic wife, Cynthia (Wendi McLendon-Covey), to vacate her home where she cared for her mom. Doris's existential crisis balloons when she shares a cramped elevator ride with her handsome new coworker, John Fremont (Max Greenfield). She subsequently develops such a powerful crush him that prompts her to remake herself to attract his affection.
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